POWER
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Why are there so many power cuts in India? Large amount of electricity produced is simply wasted
Even as India hardly produces enough energy to fulfil its domestic demand, a major portion of the electricity produced is…
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Energy storage market to touch $546 billion by 2035, predicts Lux Research
The total energy storage market is expected to grow to $546 billion in annual revenue by 2035, according to a…
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NPCIL-Westinghouse deal: Still many differences to resolve
US energy company Westinghouse’s move to sell six nuclear reactors to India could take more time to fructify, as the…
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NTPC invites EoIs from fly ash users
NTPC Ltd has invited Expression of Interest from interested fly ash users and ash traders. The fly ash will be…
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Rs 1.5 lakh crore: The bill India is set to pay for the coming power gamechanger
India’s nationwide roll-out of smart power meters, aimed at supporting ailing utilities and bolstering reliable electricity supply, will cost about…
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Energy export policy on the cards
The State government will soon announce the energy export policy with a view to promoting investments in the energy sector. The…
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24×7 power supply in J&K in 2 yrs: Union state minister
The Central government is aiming to provide round the clock electricity supply to the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir,…
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Centre plans to encourage inefficient discoms to seek privatisation: Official
Indian government will encourage inefficient state power utilities to seek privatization and other institutional reforms to turn around money-losing operations…
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Jefferies downgrades Tata Power on debt reduction doubts
The state governments will also need to do their part to ensure the companies can succeed, according to Sahai. “There…
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At 13,040 MW, power demand in Telangana soars to new record in five years
Telangana set a new record in the last five years in power consumption with the demand soaring to 13,040 megawatt…
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